It’s the holiday season. The season between elegant black and over the top, red-carpet wear – where you sport tailored suits and fitted gowns. Rather than sporting platform stripper heels under a too long dress that’s sagging at the tatas. It’s your time, to truly shine. This week, I chose these looks for that reason.
The monetary value achieved from these shots may not be as fruitful as making next season’s best dressed list, but it gives us the opportunity to see what these designers and stylists are able to create. From Alan showing us suits don’t need to be black to be chic, to Caplan’s houndstooth on patchwork ensemble to H.S.H. giving us a Suzanne Sugarbaker throwback, to Bendet… well, Bendet’s David Choe watercolor collection dress with that fur coat had me wishing I never gave away my fur years ago. It’s those little accents that make everything memorable, fashion forward and, I hate to say it because Tyra killed it for me, fierce!
And don’t think I forgot Naomi. Madame Campbell’s style is innate. One nary a caption for her.
(from left to right): Alan Ritchson wears a Versace suit to the Los Angeles premiere of ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’ at Nokia Theatre L.A.; Lizzy Caplan attends The Hollywood Foreign Press Association and InStyle Celebrate the 2014 Golden Globes Awards Season in REEM ACRA in L.A.; H.S.H. Princess Charlène of Monaco, wears Akris for the mass in Notre-Dame-Immaculée de Monaco cathedral during the official ceremonies for Monaco National Day in Monte Carlo, Monaco.; Stacey Bendet attends Alice + Olivia x David Choe capsule collection launch wearing Alice + Olivia in New York.; Naomi Campbell wears a Roberto Cavalli gown to ‘GQ Men Of The Year Awards’ in Sydney, Australia.